Thursday, September 5, 2013

LIC - Proof of Identity and Proof of Residence

Dear Investors we would  like to update you regarding latest documents that will be accepted as Proof of Identity and Proof of Residence

Proof of Identity:

i. Passport
ii. PAN Card
iii. Voter’s Identity Card
iv. Driving License
v. Letter from a recognized Public Authority (as defined under Section 2 (h) of the Right to Information Act, 2005) or Public Servant (as defined in Section 2(c) of the ‘The Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988’) verifying the identity and residence of the customer vi. Personal identification and certification of the employees of the insurer for identity of the prospective policyholder.
vii. Job card issued by NREGA duly signed by an officer of the
state government.*
viii. The letter issued by AADHAR containing details of name,
address and Aadhar number.*

Proof of Residence:

i. Telephone bill pertaining to any kind of telephone
connection like, mobile, landline, wireless, etc. provided it
is not older than six months from the date of insurance
contract
ii. Bank account statement wherein his permanent/present residence address is available, provided it is not older than six months as on the date of acceptance
iii. Letter from any recognized public authority
iv. Electricity bill
v. Ration card
vi. Valid lease agreement along with rent receipt, which is not more than three months old as a residence proof.
vii. Employer’s certificate as a proof of residence (Certificates of employers who have in place systematic procedures for recruitment along with maintenance of mandatory records of its employees are generally reliable)

Proofs of both Identify and Residence:

i. Written confirmation from the banks where the prospect is a customer, regarding identification and proof of residence.
ii. Current passbook with details of permanent/ present residence address( updated upto the previous month) and current statement of bank account with details of permanent/ present residence address( as downloaded) wherein written confirmation from banks need not be insisted upon.

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